Latest Sudan conflict could impact churches
As church members return to Sudan, establishing new churches after years of bloody conflict, violence has erupted in the western Sudanese region of Darfur. But…
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Christian politics – extended interviews
Read additional thoughts from professors interviewed for 'Christian Politics' story By Erik Tryggestad The Christian Chronicle August 02, 2004 Following are excerpts from responses sent…
Missouri teens injured in van wreck
Three weeks after an Oklahoma church van carrying 10 people rolled multiple times, causing severe injuries, a van carrying nine youths home from a church…
Oklahoma teens injured in I-44 church van wreck
A van carrying eight high school seniors, a youth intern and a driver from the Memorial Road church, Oklahoma City, rolled multiple times June 6,…
‘Can Odd Vice Be a King, Sir?’ — ‘Breaking Da Vinci’s Code’
The playful anagrams that fill the pages of ‘The Da Vinci Code’ represent the mixed-up and twisted evidence author Dan Brown uses to support the…
Return trip to Angola bears fruit for D’Altons
By Erik Tryggestad The Christian Chronicle April 15, 2004 For John D’Alton, the second time was the charm. The missionary in the southern African country…
Contact information for ministries in Haiti
Several churches of Christ and missions group support work throughout the country By Erik Tryggestad The Christian Chronicle March 22, 2004 Hope for Haiti’s Children…
A selection of your top 10’s
A cappella fans share their favorites Here are some of the lists of your favorite a cappella albums, submitted to the Christian Chronicle. Gerald Franks,…
Taking root in a land of thorns
OKLAHOMA CITY — Describing more than 100 years of mission efforts in Japan, Akira Hirose used a word that would sting Japanese ears — “inefficient.”…
World Bible School is a passion for South Carolina church
No doubt — WBS, World Bible School, which celebrated its 30th anniversary last year, would win the prize. The prize, that is, for the church-related…
